Wu-Tang Clan's farewell tour concluded its first run in Philadelphia, with LL Cool J, Ms. Lauryn Hill and more joining them.

In another, better world, we could've all been geeking about seeing Wu-Tang and Spice Girls headline their own cartoons.

Ms. Lauryn Hill, LL Cool J, Freeway, and Councilman Kenyatta Johnson showed up, most in their Philly sports finery ...

Wu-Tang Clan couldn't close out the show without paying homage to their fallen brother, Ol' Dirty Bastard. They invited his ...

The Wu-Tang Clan almost had their very own anime series, courtesy of the U.K.-based Manga Entertainment - the now-defunct ...

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Wu-Tang Clan trotted out a host of high-profile guests earlier this week during shows at New York's Madison Square Garden and Newark, N.J.'s Prudential Center, ...

Wu-Tang Clan’s final U.S. tour ended in Philadelphia and it was a powerful celebration of Hip-Hop legacy, unity and timeless ...

Wu-Tang Clan and Run the Jewels took over the Crypto.com Arena on Sunday night in a spirited celebration as part of Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber farewell tour.

Near the end of what’s purported to be Wu-Tang Clan’s final Madison Square Garden set, Raekwon gave the crowd an affirmation about the legendary group: “One of one!” The most derivative rappers in the ...

The Wu-Tang Clan nearly brought an anime series to life, but the project fell through after they couldn’t secure approval ...

With the arrest of late Wu-Tang Clan founding member Russell Tyrone Jones, aka Ol’ Dirty Bastard, way back in November 2000, ...